St. Louis tornado recovery officials are concerned that many individuals receiving housing support from the city could have nowhere to go when a rental assistance program ends next month.

The city’s Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee approved rules that will clamp down on smoke shops in the city.

St. Louis officials say they will fine the Armory data center in Midtown if it misses tax revenue projections estimated by consultants on the project.

St. Louis officials say they will fine the Armory data center in Midtown if it misses tax revenue projections estimated by consultants on the project.

A judge said St. Louis officials can move ahead with a plan to use eminent domain on properties near the NGA campus, delivering a big win for revitalization efforts in the area.

Gov. Mike Kehoe signed an executive order to create safeguards around Flock Safety camera use. The move follows months of debate on Flock cameras over safety and privacy concerns.

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St. Louis development officials approved a plan that will net the city $15.7 million on top of the estimated $445 million to be generated by the Midtown data center project.

SLPS officials told the Missouri State Board of Education that it is working to remedy longstanding transportation and budget challenges. This comes a little over two weeks after Missouri State Audito...

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A long-awaited plan to revitalize six historically disinvested north St. Louis neighborhoods near the National Geospatial Agency’s new campus is moving forward. Will it work?

St. Louis Development Corporation CEO Stephen Westbrooks says for downtown St. Louis to feel like a neighborhood, it needs nearly double its current population. He says new incentives can get it there...

Nearly three years after its inception, St. Louis’ right to counsel program has struggled to meet the demand of people facing evictions.

Crews were called to the fire near 2nd and Cedar streets at about 3 a.m., said St. Louis fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson. He said the buildings were part of the

In response to community pressure, SLPS officials said it plans to add more community meetings to gather feedback ahead of making a final decision about the district’s future.

St. Louis leaders say unity can lead the city in the same direction as Detroit, a city that turned around declining population, mass vacancy and the largest municipal bankruptcy ever filed.

St. Louis leaders say unity can lead the city in the same direction as Detroit, a city that turned around declining population, mass vacancy and the largest municipal bankruptcy ever filed.

While there is nothing specifically illegal about buying a home using a “bond for deed” contract, housing advocates want homebuyers to be on the lookout for terms that could leave them evicted.

The outgoing director reflects on privatization efforts, hub dismantling and how the region began rethinking its airport.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer says data center critics have valid concerns about the controversial developments, but she says newly proposed zoning rules will help protect St. Louisans while weighing e...

The Metro East had the seventh-worst air quality index reading in the U.S. at mid-morning on Monday as wildfires in Canada sent smoke to the St. Louis region.

A Midtown St. Louis property at the center of a controversial data center project was set to be sold at auction for delinquent tax payments. After a last minute payment and a delay, some anti-data cen...

As a weeklong heat wave settles on St. Louis, the city’s LGBTQ community was undeterred Sunday as thousands gathered to celebrate the 46th annual PrideFest downtown.

A $10 million bucket of settlement funds from the NFL and Stan Kroenke could reenergize St. Louis’s efforts to tackle vacant properties haunting the city.

Tempers flared as the St. Louis Board of Aldermen voted to give initial approval to a budget impacted by raises for police and firefighters.

In a statement, the mayor’s office said six experts in aviation, governance and corporate leadership will advise Spencer on selecting a new airport director.

Missourians from across the state, including residents of Festus, gathered to speak out against the development of data centers.

Data centers are on the fast track in communities across the Midwest and Great Plains, but rising concerns over water, energy and noise leave lawmakers rushing to catch up. Plus: Supporters and opponents are debating a proposed data center in southwest Kansas.

Residents of tornado-affected neighborhoods of north St. Louis say the city needs to allocate more of the Rams settlement toward recovery instead of downtown.

The French-Iranian 'died of sadness a little over a year after the death of Mattias Ripa, her husband and the love of her life,' people close to her said.

Home insurers pitch policies as a financial peace-of-mind safety net, but in a disaster customers can find the apparent guarantee of compensation evaporates.

The five-story development, called Two Foundry Way, would be built just east of the 270-unit apartment complex off Forest Park and South Vandeventer avenues

Fifteen people say they were physically assaulted by staff, and some sexually abused by other residents, at Change Academy at Lake of the Ozarks, a youth residential treatment center in Missouri that ...

A celebrated ramen shop, the return of a beloved bar and a chess restaurant opened last month as the region saw a wave of new restaurant openings.

Stephen Davis previously served as vice president of strategic partnerships and initiatives at the St. Louis Development Corporation.

Gateway South's firsrt phase now will comprise 250,000 square feet — less than quarter of the 1.2 million square feet initially planned.

It was a wild Wednesday in the ongoing battle between St. Louis city leaders and the state-appointed Board of Police Commissioners, with the board approving a drone program over the mayor’s strenuous ...